Pakistan recorded $208 million in net foreign direct investment (FDI) in July 2025, reflecting a 7% year-on-year growth compared to $195 million in July 2024.
According to official data, FDI inflows stood at $317 million, up 11% from $285 million last year, while outflows increased to $109 million, up 21% from $90 million in the same period.
The largest FDI inflows came from:
- China – $51 million
- Hong Kong – $30 million
- Switzerland – $21 million
- UAE – $20 million
- UK – $17 million
Sector-wise, the power sector led with $70 million in inflows, followed closely by the financial business sector at $59 million, highlighting continued investor interest in Pakistan’s energy and financial markets.
The increase in FDI inflows underscores Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to attract foreign capital and strengthen its external account amid broader economic challenges.
